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The Kerrang! Chart: The best new music this week

The ultimate new music countdown – every Friday!

The Kerrang! Chart: The best new music this week
Words:
Kerrang! staff
Photo:
Nat Wood

Every Friday, you get bombarded with new music. To make it easier to get on board with the most killer stuff, we've digested it all, and curated the ultimate weekly chart.

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New highlights

Neck Deep – You Should See Me Now

We can see what you're doing now, Neck Deep: you're about to return to Slam Dunk this weekend for another massive party. And bringing a new banger with you, we see. Now, hopefully the big, hot, sunny summer of 1999 vibes you've got going on here come with you so we don't SPEND THE WEEKEND IN THE FUCKING RAIN. Swing that for us, lads. Go on...

Malevolence – Salt The Wound

About as close as Malevolence are ever getting to an actual 'quiet one', Salt The Wound is only half bullish intensity and shouting. The rest of it takes a more slowly-brewing tack. Which is going to sound epic when they bust it out somewhere as big as Brixton Academy at the end of the year.

I Prevail – Violent Nature

That's a promising title. Fortunately, I Prevail aren't liars, and uphold their honour with a song that makes its point with its fists. In fact, this is the hardest they've come out swinging in a while, roaring into their new era like a pissed off bear who really likes fighting.

The Kerrang! Chart

1. Neck Deep – You Should See Me Now
2. Malevolence – Salt The Wound
3. I Prevail – Violent Nature
4. House Of Protection – Godspeed
5. Ithaca – Ithaca
6. The Armed – Well Made Play
7. Turnstile – LOOK OUT FOR ME
8. Honey Revenge – Risk
9. Holy Wars – I Feel Everything
10. Twin Atlantic – Salvation
11. VOWER – Deadweight
12. Blood Vulture feat. Jade Puget – Grey Mourning
13. Friends Of Friends – Attention
14. Sinsaenum – In Devastation
15. Comastatic feat. Melrose Avenue – 24Seven
16. PLAIINS – Row She Said
17. Believe In Nothing – Fist Full Of Worms
18. Death Pill – Phone Call
19. The Prestige – Cri de coeur
20. Blind Equation – Nothing

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